documentation-roadmap-from-docs

To create a documentation roadmap, this Skill analyzes your existing Documentation/ directory and hub README to generate a three-phase plan with a prioritized backlog, phase definitions of done, and a traceability matrix.

A documentation backlog is a prioritized list of missing or consolidated docs with owners and acceptance criteria. Traceability works by mapping each document to specific roadmap actions within a generated matrix.

Yes, you can generate a phased documentation plan if your project contains a Documentation/ directory and a canonical hub README, which the Skill uses as structural input to derive the roadmap.

The best way to plan phased documentation is to derive a short, medium, and long-term roadmap from existing artifacts, producing defined inputs, outputs, and placeholder responsibilities for each phase.

You map existing documents to roadmap actions by generating a traceability matrix that links each document in your Documentation/ folder to specific prioritized backlog items and phase tasks.

No dependencies or components are required. The approach relies solely on analyzing your existing Documentation/ assets and hub artifacts to produce the roadmap and traceability outputs.